Basketball legend Dennis Rodman is set to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, according to sources reported by ESPN's Shams Charania. Rodman, renowned for his illustrious NBA career where he secured five championships with both the Detroit Pistons and Chicago Bulls, will join an exclusive list of celebrities recognized by the professional wrestling organization.

Rodman's venture into professional wrestling included a brief but notable four-match career, with three of those appearances occurring within World Championship Wrestling (WCW). His WCW debut took place in 1997. One of his most talked-about wrestling moments involved famously skipping a practice session during the 1998 NBA Finals to appear on "WCW Monday Nitro." During this appearance, he helped set up a high-profile tag team match where he partnered with wrestling icon Hulk Hogan to compete against Diamond Dallas Page and fellow NBA star Karl Malone.

The WWE Hall of Fame includes a dedicated celebrity wing, which has previously honored other prominent sports figures. Notable inductees in this wing include baseball legend Pete Rose, NFL star William Perry, broadcaster Bob Uecker, boxing champion Mike Tyson, and the iconic Muhammad Ali. Rodman's induction ceremony is scheduled for April 17 in Las Vegas, forming a significant part of the highly anticipated WrestleMania weekend. This latest honor adds to Rodman's impressive resume, as he was previously inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2011.